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Tragic Selfie Turns Fatal in Bangladesh

Tuk-tuk driver Mohi Uddin, 32, lost his life after standing on busy railway tracks to snap a selfie. The fatal incident happened near Bagmara market in Comilla, eastern Bangladesh, on Sunday morning.

Witnesses revealed that Mohi posed on the Dhaka-Chittagong railway line for a selfie, which he reportedly shared on Facebook moments before the tragedy.

Fatal Collision Confirmed by Police

A man who spun a wild yarn about being stabbed by a woman in Swindon has landed behind bars.

Fake Attack Lands Prus in Hot Water

Wojciech Prus, 24, from Rudziniec, Poland, fed Wiltshire Police a pack of lies, claiming that Slywia Thiede had plunged a knife into his arm. Swindon Crown Court heard his story was pure fiction, aimed at messing with justice.

He pleaded guilty to making false statements back in April 2021.

Judge Hands Down Slim Sentence Due to Immigration Status

Busy Kent Road Blocked as Cops Investigate Incident

A major police incident forced the closure of the A20 westbound near the Port of Dover in the early hours of Tuesday morning, causing disruption for drivers heading towards London.

Road Reopens After Police Investigation

Kent Police launched an investigation that saw the busy route shut for several hours. National Highways warned motorists to expect delays and leave extra time for their journeys.

Delays Start to Ease

Ghana is spearheading a bold United Nations resolution on 25 March to officially declare the transatlantic slave trade a crime against humanity. The move, backed by the African Union (AU), aims to force former colonial powers, including Britain, to face demands for reparations.

African Union and Caribbean Nations Unite Over Reparations

A much-loved Suffolk holiday park, famous for its golf course and retail village, has plunged into administration, sending shockwaves through the UK holiday scene.

Stonham Barns Hits Financial Trouble

Stonham Barns Holiday Park, nestled in the tranquil Suffolk countryside, has filed for administration as of February 16. The site, a favourite getaway since it opened in 1987, was taken over by its current management in 2001.

A Dutch court has handed down a shocking five-year sentence to Arnold Oforiwaa, 24, after he brutally killed his girlfriend, stabbing her at least 287 times. The court slashed the prosecutor’s original 10-year demand in half after discovering Oforiwaa has a “very low IQ.”

Brutal Murder of Young Mother

Oforiwaa was convicted of murdering 22-year-old Jihaneve in their Zoetermeer home last July. The young mother was viciously attacked while their two-week-old baby remained unharmed.

A 19-year-old from Southall has pleaded guilty to terror offences after bomb-making materials were found on his devices.

Dihan Rahman Snared with Bomb-Making Docs

Dihan Rahman admitted three charges of possessing documents likely useful for terrorism. He pleaded guilty on February 6 at the Old Bailey, just a day into his trial.

Rahman was arrested on March 15, 2024, by Counter Terrorism Policing London. Officers seized his phone and computer. A forensic search uncovered two bomb-making videos and extremist material on a USB stick.

PM Sorry to Epstein Victims Over Mandelson Appointment

Keir Starmer has publicly apologised to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein for naming Peter Mandelson as the UK ambassador to the US. He admits he “believed Mandelson’s lies” and regrets the decision.

Victims ‘Relive Trauma’ as Accountability Delayed

Starmer acknowledged the deep trauma Epstein’s victims endure. “They have seen accountability delayed and too often denied to them,” he said. “I want to say this: I am sorry.”

The Labour leader continued:

Suffolk serial killer Steve Wright, infamously known as the Suffolk Strangler, has pleaded guilty to the murder of 17-year-old Victoria Hall. This grim admission adds to his tally, marking his sixth confirmed victim.

Victoria Hall’s Tragic Disappearance